Surefire L6 and FC in action.

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Wasn't taken with your 300D was it? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif

Noup, one of the guys got a Sony he always carries with him. He just emailed me the pics from a fire we had this morning, and I came across this pic of myself using L6. Figure post it here...

You mean someone actually uses these things for work? Man, I thought we all bought these lights to fondle and play with /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif Nice to see these lights in REAL action /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

what a strange looking burn pattern

hmmm yeah.

Nice!

why did the ceiling burn? because of the heat the l6 produces? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Hello FC.

Great picture. It's good to see "tools" in action.

Tom

Very nice FC! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

OK.

Firefighting 101.
Drywall does not burn. Fire travels inside walls(studs do burn). To put a fire out you must "open" the wall/ceiling, that is where the axe come to use. After the fire is out, you do "overhaul" - making sure that the fire did not spread and is not somewhere in the dormant/backdraft stage.

In this case, fire was inside the ceiling, and that hole was not burned, but cut(drywall ripped down), and fire was put out.

Fire started in the kitchen, and burned it's way into the bathroom above, and bedroom beside bathroom.

Give me a few, and I'll post few more pics...

1. The hole I am shining a light into from down stairs.(where the fire burned through).
2.Me at work.
3.Outside of the house.

FC.

I was wondering as far as arson investigation is concerned, do you find the L6 more useful than its incan counterpart (ie. M3 and M3T)? The question is inspired by another thread that involves CSI (the TV series) discussion.

Sorry, we don't do arson investigations. State police fire marshal does that.

During overhaul, for some reason, smoke is MUCH more visible in L6's beam. (Not heavy smoke, but scattered, lingering smoke.)

BTW, CSI is crap. How can yountz even watch it???

FC.

I watch CSI and CSI Miami only to investigate the amount of silicon involved...

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FC.

I watch CSI and CSI Miami only to investigate the amount of silicon involved...

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I thought people watched "Baywatch" for that same reason.

Nice pics of you FC and always interesting reading FC's fire tips.

Geoff

FC.
you outta treat yourself to one of these for Christmas.
http://www.eastbay.com/catalog/productdetail.cfm?TID=5555-17110322520117221244662-0&module=clothing&action=productTypeSearch&supercat=clothing&model_nbr=43599&sku=73060401&id=70900&mvp=prod&sport=all

*shrug* just came acrossed it while i was surfing CPF. it's styling.

Cool pictures FC, it's good to see a Surefire getting some real use.

Blinded: That's close the the price of some Surefires... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon3.gif

-Mike

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FC.

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FC.

I watch CSI and CSI Miami only to investigate the amount of silicon involved...

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I was going to say cause they use a lot of flashlights, but I like this answer far more /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif